FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4384665912> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4384665912 abstract "Biochar is an emerging biomaterial for managing residual biomass while simultaneously sequestering carbon. To extend the biochar value chain, applying biochar to enhance anaerobic digestion (AD) processes is gaining attention in the context of a circular economy and cascading use of biomass. However, the comparative effects of various biochar dosages under normal and severe AD conditions are still unclear. To further our understanding of its potential application, this work investigated the impact of adding various biochar dosages on AD processes under normal and high substrate loadings. Three inoculum-to-substrate ratios (ISRs): one representing normal substrate loading (ISR 2) and two representing substrate overloading (ISR 1 and 0.5) were investigated. Each substrate loading rate was tested with a biochar dosage of 0% (control), 10%, and 25% based on substrate volatile solids. The results revealed that under the severe condition of high substrate overload (ISR 0.5), a high biochar dosage of 25% significantly increased cumulative methane production by 5.6% ( p = 0.06) when compared to the control. Under the same condition (ISR 0.5, 25%), the time required to achieve a particular extent of ultimate methane potential was significantly reduced ( p = 0.04), indicating that the methane production rate was increased. At ISR 0.5, the increase of process stability was also significant with 25% biochar addition, while the control (0%) and 10% biochar addition exhibited high variance among replicates. However, biochar did not affect AD processes under normal substrate loading (ISR 2) and mild substrate overload (ISR 1). Thus, a positive effect of biochar on the AD process was only observed under severe conditions with the highest biochar dosage. Future works should consider optimising substrate loadings and biochar dosages under real conditions when testing the practical application of biochar addition in AD processes." @default.
• W4384665912 created "2023-07-20" @default.
• W4384665912 creator A5000331759 @default.
• W4384665912 creator A5010499156 @default.
• W4384665912 creator A5013871489 @default.
• W4384665912 creator A5050296770 @default.
• W4384665912 creator A5063657867 @default.
• W4384665912 date "2023-07-18" @default.
• W4384665912 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W4384665912 title "Critical evaluation of biochar effects on methane production and process stability in anaerobic digestion" @default.
• W4384665912 cites W1277148906 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W1594193986 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W1968702670 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W1971778088 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W1974325851 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W1979754465 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W1982170357 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W1992169190 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2003820883 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2022971358 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2024397118 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2024443425 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2030408564 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2046090836 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2054752499 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2062116230 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2063294656 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2073352114 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2073676365 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2089274821 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2091489700 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2092206453 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2094993527 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2099091227 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2102398472 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2117163215 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2160481320 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2233428057 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2280988367 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2342775314 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2483561765 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2564906061 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2581019733 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2600902863 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2604427793 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2618064434 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2732779197 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2753822728 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2756184695 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2770082372 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2803092426 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2910067824 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2943193170 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2944857756 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W2995846745 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W3012974196 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W3014003472 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W3018177943 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W3036500462 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W3041367348 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W3042667789 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W3043021616 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W3109431048 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W3159007020 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W3173346918 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W3197498175 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W3199109630 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W3204831522 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W4206080822 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W4210495614 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W4210884971 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W4241890656 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W4317213445 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W4318475247 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W4320920878 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W4323349513 @default.
• W4384665912 cites W4361284202 @default.
• W4384665912 doi "https://doi.org/10.3389/fenrg.2023.1205818" @default.
• W4384665912 hasPublicationYear "2023" @default.
• W4384665912 type Work @default.
• W4384665912 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W4384665912 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W4384665912 hasAuthorship W4384665912A5000331759 @default.
• W4384665912 hasAuthorship W4384665912A5010499156 @default.
• W4384665912 hasAuthorship W4384665912A5013871489 @default.
• W4384665912 hasAuthorship W4384665912A5050296770 @default.
• W4384665912 hasAuthorship W4384665912A5063657867 @default.
• W4384665912 hasBestOaLocation W43846659121 @default.
• W4384665912 hasConcept C115540264 @default.
• W4384665912 hasConcept C127413603 @default.
• W4384665912 hasConcept C151730666 @default.
• W4384665912 hasConcept C178790620 @default.
• W4384665912 hasConcept C185592680 @default.
• W4384665912 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W4384665912 hasConcept C192562407 @default.
• W4384665912 hasConcept C2777289219 @default.
• W4384665912 hasConcept C2779343474 @default.
• W4384665912 hasConcept C36759035 @default.
• W4384665912 hasConcept C42360764 @default.
• W4384665912 hasConcept C499616599 @default.

• next